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That's a very short section, but it looks more like how the driving system itself responds if a sensor is damaged in a crash. Basically, that it should hand co
by owyn 10y ago
That's a very short section, but it looks more like how the driving system itself responds if a sensor is damaged in a crash. Basically, that it should hand control back to the driver. And also if you crash and then repair the system, it must somehow be validated/tested before being put back in service.
The data collection "black box" side of it is in a different section.
- drivingmenuts 10y ago> it must somehow be validated/tested before being put back in service I pity the mechanics for that one. You just know the car manufacturers are not going to want some unwashed shade tree mechanic, or even a legitimate independent garage, to have access to do that.
- ryandrake 10y agoLet alone self-maintenance. There goes the right to repair...